Water Conservation Prolongs the Lifespan of Lakes & Rivers
Water conservation is the most cost-effective and environmentally sound way to reduce our demand for water. Conserving water stretches our supplies farther and allows us to do more while using less. Although water is used all over the world to generate electricity, using less water actually conserves a vast amount of energy annually. Using less water also helps to alleviate pressures on our sewage and drainage systems. Most important, however, water conservation helps prolong the lifespan of lakes and rivers that are crucial to health of ecosystems around the world.
Below are a few amazing facts on water and its use around the world:
Some of these facts and tips are courtesy of the mojave water agency at and the american water works association.
SEE MORE WATER FACTSThere are many effective ways to conserve water in and around your home. One easy way to start conserving water is to take stock of how much water you need vs. how much you use every day. Take a look at some of the suggestions below and find ways that work for you. (Indoor savings are based on a family of two adults and one child).
Tips found in materials published by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California (MWD) and other sources. Click here to read over 100 easy ways YOU can conserve water.
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